Lamb is a renowned English electronic music duo from Manchester, consisting of producer Andy Barlow and singer-songwriter Lou Rhodes. They emerged in the mid-1990s, signing a six-album deal with Mercury Records based on just three songs. Their self-titled debut album, released in 1996, showcased their unique blend of trip hop, jazz, and drum and bass, leading to commercial success with hit singles like “Górecki” and “Gabriel.” Their innovative sound and passionate lyrical delivery quickly established them as a significant force in the UK music scene.

Throughout their career, Lamb has released several critically acclaimed albums, including “Between Darkness and Wonder” and the greatest hits compilation “Best Kept Secrets.” Despite facing challenges in maintaining momentum in the early 2000s, they captivated audiences with memorable live performances, culminating in a final show in 2004 before pursuing solo projects. During this hiatus, both members explored diverse musical avenues, with Rhodes releasing her Mercury-nominated solo albums and Barlow producing for various artists.

In 2009, Lamb reunited for a series of festival performances, reigniting their collaborative spirit. This led to the release of their fifth studio album, “5,” in 2011, followed by a successful European tour. Their commitment to their craft was further demonstrated with the release of “Backspace Unwind” in 2014, which received accolades for its innovative sound and engaging singles.

Continuing to evolve, Lamb celebrated their 21st anniversary with a special tour in 2017 and released their seventh studio album, “The Secret of Letting Go,” in 2019. Their ability to blend genres and push creative boundaries has solidified Lamb’s status as a pioneering duo in the electronic music landscape.